Teenagers facing unique issues are taken on special wildlife expeditions by Texas-based Children’s Kingdom Ministries through an outreach program called Higher Calling Wildlife ®.
It is headed to Colorado in June 2023 and was founded and run by award-winning wildlife journalist / conservationist and Texas Fish & Game Editor-In-Chief Chester Moore.
The video under explains the Higher Calling Wildlife outreach’s vision in more detail.
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We will be influencing more young people in Colorado on this, our third expedition that, than we ever have. According to Moore, there is something about exposing children to nature and the surroundings that promotes recovery.
The outreach is based on love and involves working with young people who are dealing with critical illness, in the foster care system, and coping with another distressing issues like parent death.
” Love is a word of activity.” As a way of expressing this, we’ll take boys hiking in the mountains so they can learn how to take amazing pictures with DSLR cameras and even their own phones. They will approach deer, bighorn sheep, bear, wild birds, and other animals of all kinds. Therefore, according to Moore, we publish those images in our blogs and social media.
At the Rafter K Ranch, Matt Nurnberg of Spring Creek Outdoors and Nathan Childress release Rio Grande birds. Higher Calling Wildlife is mentoring Nathan, and he was thrilled to take part in the Spring Creek Outdoors transfer.
The first woman we always did this for back in 2019 is graduating with a wildlife education from Texas Tech this fall.” We mentor them to get involved with wildlife conservation.
Children who are taught protection have something to participate in, which supports them as they face their challenges.
According to Moore, a offer from the Houston Safari Club Foundation is covering most of the expedition’s costs, but additional funding is required in light of recent developments.
You can make a donation around.
” On the journey, we’ll be having fights with two new communities that we just connected with. That implies increased costs. We are aware that what we do has an impact. May you assist with a payment?
Reannah Hollaway’s first Higher Calling Wildlife mission involved capturing a desert canyon at Elephant Mountain WMA. She is aware of a mature at Texas Tech who plans to major in animals management. She was given the opportunity to take part in their function by Texas Parks & Wildlife, who were very kind.
